The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24

Mrs. Will Weigle, Miss Ida Patton,
Miss Pearl Weigle.
Mrs. NJ. L. Meacham and son Louis
are on visit to friends in Kentucky,
after which they will visit several Of
the Northern watering places.
Mrs. Nicholas Williams was among
the departures of last week for the
Eastern watering places. Her stay
will be protracted until October.
Among the departures for Wauko-
sha, Wis, last week were Sid Balch
and wife, who will spend the sum.
mer at that health giving resort.
Mrs. +. W. Register and Mis-,
Janet Register are with relatives at
Narragansett Pier, where they will
spend the balance of the summer.
r. ID. Rambaut has taken his fam.
lily to McMinnville, a delightful lit
tie place in Middle Tennessee,
where they will spend the summer.
l.. Waterman, representing j. c.
Duntze & Co., has gone East to nego.
tiate some important trades for his
house. His stay will be about four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mosby leave
this week for Oconomonoc, Wis,
where they propose to enjoy the
shades and waters for the balance of
the season.
Misses Lucy, Fannie, Leila and
Eva Mosby will leave shortly for
Boston, Mass, whence they go to
watering places along the New Eng
land coast.
Mrs. j. Rosamond and Miss Gay
Shelton, OF Court street, were among
the departures last Thursday. They
60 to White Sulphur Springs, Tenn,
for month or more.
Sam Simons, manager Of IL 0 firm
of Ii. Morris & Bro, left via the
Memphis and Charleston railroad on
a visit to New York. He will be alb
sent about four weeks.
The party Of Memphians at More
head City has been Increased by the
addition OF the families OF Messrs.
W. III. Seabrook and Sam III. Coward
and of Mrs. W. ii. Carroll.
Mrs. NJ. b. Trezevant has gone to
the Virginia mountains to enjoy the
breezes which are untempored with
heat. She chaperones Miss Alice
Berry, bright and charming young
lady.
Il. f. Wills, the live and wide
awake manager OF the Wills Sta
tionery Company, lett on Tuesday for
a trip TO New York, during which he
will add to the handsome stock now
on hand.
Among the visitors at grand ball
given in Holly Springs last week
were Misses Ole Clapp, Kate Maury
and Maggie Poston, OF this city. IL
is safe to say that they eclipsed all
the fair dancers.
A delightful trip is in prospect for
Mr.. Newman Erb and family, who
left last Wednesday for an extensive
trip through Colorado. The party
was accompanied by Mr.. ErbS
father and sister, Miss Matte.
Several Memphis ladies went down
TO the midsummer ball, given by the
young gentlemen OF Holly Springs
last week. Among them were Mrs.
Coltart, Miss Coltart, Miss Lulu
Dunlap. Miss Myers, Miss Schwar.
zenburg and Mrs. Myers.
Miss Annie Martin, who has been
making an extensive visit to relatives
in and near the city, lett for Chicago
on Tuesday last, accom- panied by her
mother. Miss Martin made q num-
Der Of friends while in the city who
will be glad to see her back again.
Mrs. Walter Goodman. with her
daughter Louise and son Walter, left
on Friday evening for Crab Orchard,
KY, where her othor daughters,
Misses Corinne and Norma, will join
her and the entire family spend the
summer at that charming resort.
A handsome german was given nj
Fountain Head Hotel, Knoxville, on
Friday last by the Entire Nous Club,
OF that city, in honor Of Misses
Louise and Annie Patterson, Of
Memphis. 1t was a very elegant al.
fair aud was a pretty compliment to
two OF Memphis charming girls. The
german was led by Mr.. II. II. Nc
Chung and Miss Annie Patterson.
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